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I worked for several years in a similar fashion (working 6 hour days and attending classes at night, etc). The only word of advice / warning I'd add is that al
by danielbarla 10y ago
I worked for several years in a similar fashion (working 6 hour days and attending classes at night, etc). The only word of advice / warning I'd add is that although they add up to a similar number of hours each week, there's a huge difference between working 6 hours per day Monday to Friday, and working 8 hour days on say Monday to Thursday.
When I transitioned to a research-based degree later on, I found it very difficult to make 2 hours per day amount to anything. It takes almost that much time to just get into the mode of working on your research, and you need to be self-motivated as there are no classes to keep you pitching up every time. An entire day per week dedicated to it would work much better.
- majewsky 10y agoYeah, it's easier when you're mostly attending lectures and seminars. These are neatly timeboxed. But when university work is mostly assignments, it starts to eat into one's free time and gets tedious very fast.